Game UX Researcher
Looking to break the mold and build unforgettable games? Join a game dev studio run by actual gamers.
Bloober Team is not your usual layoff-prone studio. We've got a solid foundation with big plans for the future and believe strongly in creating a collaborative environment where every voice matters.
Here, you'll have the chance to co-create and leave your mark on the gaming industry, working on exciting new projects that all share Bloober Team’s unique horror-infused DNA.
What sets us apart?
Inclusive culture: We believe in fostering a welcoming atmosphere where everyone feels valued and empowered.
Remote-friendly options: We offer flexibility, allowing you to contribute your best work from wherever you thrive.
Solid foundation: As a financially stable company with a clear vision, we invest heavily in our team and our projects.
Passionate team: You'll be surrounded by dedicated individuals who share your love for creating compelling horror experiences.
Currently we are looking for:
Game UX Researcher
Apply now, this is more than just a job. This is an opportunity to become a part of something truly special!
Below you will find some information on the role:
Planning and execution of playtest activities across Bloober Team’s portfolio,
Identifying stakeholder needs and transforming them into research goals and long-term research roadmaps – both proactively (uncovering needs) and reactively (addressing stakeholder briefs),
Recommending most effective approach to stakeholders’ research needs, building on current game UX research standards and harnessing a variety of methods (surveys, interviews, telemetry, game video analysis),
Analyzing playtest results and crafting actionable insights supporting product-refining iterations,
Effective communication of research findings to a diverse group of stakeholders, both verbal and written,
Driving creation of research strategies within the playtest area aligned with business priorities, including tracking market trends within this area,
Understanding and feedbacking game builds in order to incorporate them into research activities,
Developing close working relationships with stakeholders (Product, Design, Analytics, QA Teams),
Driving a culture of 'player-centric' game development, aligned with broader understanding of consumers.
